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Oishi Park

Fuji, a lake, and seasonal flowers all at once.

Oishi Park," located on the north shore of Lake Kawaguchi, is in a perfect location to view the lake and the towering Mt. Fuji behind it all at once. Fuji, which can be seen reflected on the surface of the water on a clear day.

Fuji" monument, which is a collection of rocks from 252 locations around Japan that have been nicknamed "Fat Fuji" to form a single large Mt. Visitors can often be seen looking for the associated Fuji while gazing at the real Mt.

Other properties include the Kawaguchiko Shizen Seikatsukan (Lake Kawaguchi Natural Life Center), which features blueberry-related products produced in the Oishi district, and Oishiya, an agricultural products direct sales shop, making it a popular spot for visitors to take a break during sightseeing.

Fuji from the Hana Kaido (flower highway) is a must-see!

Fuji. The 350-meter-long flower highway stretches along the lakeside promenade, where visitors can enjoy the collaboration of seasonal flowers and Mt. Fuji and the lavender fields in full bloom from mid-June to mid-July are especially worth seeing. Kawaguchiko Herb Festival" is held every year during this period, attracting many tourists. Fuji, Lake Kawaguchi, and seasonal flowers. This overwhelming natural beauty is unique to "Oishi Park.

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Oshinohakkai

Fuji and the spring-fed pond made by melted snow of Mt.

Oshinohakkai," a natural treasure, is a spring-fed pond whose source is subterranean water from Mt. In the past, there was a lake here called Lake Oshino. Fuji erupted many times, and after a long period of time, Lake Oshino dried up, but there remain several spring ponds that are fed by the subsoil water of Mt. Fuji, and water that has flowed underground for several decades has gushed out from the surface of the rocks.

Fuji and Oshino Fuji are popular here.

Oshinohakkai" was recognized in 2013 as one of the components of the World Heritage Site of Mt.

Fuji is very mysterious, and it has become a popular tourist spot in the vicinity of Mt. Fuji can be clearly reflected in the surface of Kagami-ike Pond, one of the eight springs that make up "Oshino-Hachikai," and under the right conditions, visitors can see a magnificent "upside-down Fuji" image.

Fuji from Oshino is called "Oshino Fuji" and is a popular spot for taking pictures with the traditional scenery of thatched-roof houses and Mt.

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Kawaguchiko - Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway

Fuji in just 3 minutes!

Tenjozan, where the ropeway is located, is also the setting for Osamu Dazai's version of "Kachikachiyama. From the 1,075-meter-high observatory, visitors can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi, and even the Southern Alps (Mt. Akaishi and Mt. Arakawa) on a clear day.
In the fall, the ropeway passes through the golden leaves of the trees. The view of Lake Kawaguchi below and the autumn leaves coloring the lakeside is exceptional.

Rabbit Shrine" and "Tanuki Teahouse" named after Mt.

In reference to the story of "Kachikachiyama" (Mt. Kachikachiyama), raccoon dog and rabbit dolls are displayed on the gondolas of the ropeway and at the observation deck. The "Rabbit Shrine" in the park enshrines a rabbit deity inside the shrine to pray for the safety and health of climbers and visitors to Mitsutoge, one of the 100 most famous mountains in Yamanashi Prefecture. On both sides of the shrine, there are two "komainu (guardian rabbits)," which are not guardian dogs, side by side.

Next to the ropeway is the Tanuki Teahouse, where you can relax and enjoy the view of Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi.

Kawaguchiko - Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway

• YamanashiFujikawaguchiko Town, Minamitsuru-gun, Fuji1163-1 Asakawa MAP
• Approximately 12 minutes on foot from Kawaguchiko Station (Fuji Kyuko Line).
• 8:30 - 17:00 (last time off at 17:20)
  July 20-August 31: 8:30-18:00 (last bus down at 18:20)
  *Subject to change during peak season such as consecutive holidays, Bon holidays, and year-end and New Year holidays. Please check the official website for details.
• Open all year round (closed in case of bad weather)
• Junior high school students and older: 600 yen one-way, 1,000 yen round-trip / Elementary school students: 300 yen one-way, 500 yen round-trip
  Up to 1 child under elementary school age is free per adult.
• 0555-72-0363
• Free (Free parking is also available at the prefectural parking lot near Kohan Station)

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Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

Fuji's guardian god for more than 1,900 years.

Fuji during his expedition to the east, Yamatotakeru no Mikoto worshipped the divine spirit of Mt. Fuji here and built a shrine to worship the mountain, saying, "Mt.
Fuji from a distance. When the Fuji-ko religion spread in the Edo period (1603-1868), many people worshipped from here, and the shrine flourished as the starting point of the northern (Yoshida-guchi) trail of Mt. Fuji, and it became the starting point of the trail to the north (Yoshida-guchi). The entrance to the Fujiyoshida-guchi trail is located at the back of the shrine grounds, and in summer, the area is crowded with climbers who set out after purifying themselves at the shrine.

Famous as a mysterious power spot

The area is also famous as a power spot. A stroll around the area reveals a mystical atmosphere of tranquility. The water that flows from the dragon's mouth at the water fountain is melted snow water from Mt. Fuji. You can purify yourself with the sacred water drawn from the spring that bubbles up at the foot of Fuji. The "Fuji Taro Cedar," which rises to the left toward the hall of worship, is one of the sacred trees and is approximately 1,000 years old. Above the hall of worship is a large mask of a tengu, which is overwhelmingly powerful.

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Narusawa Fuji Museum

A museum where you can encounter Fuji as you have never seen it before

Fuji, how it was formed, how it has affected its surroundings, and what it is doing now. Fuji from all angles.
Visitors are greeted immediately upon entering the museum by the T-REX, a giant dinosaur that was buried by a volcanic explosion during the earth's active period, allowing visitors to feel the pulse of the earth in an unknown world that has time-traveled to the ancient world. Fuji, a transparent giant model of Mt. Fuji that shows magma and groundwater inside the mountain, and a quiz section that introduces plants and animals of Mt.

Gemstones and natural stones are popular as souvenirs.

The Ore Museum inside the museum is crowded with tourists because visitors can purchase souvenirs unique to Yamanashi Prefecture, such as rough quartz crystals and natural stones associated with the local Yamanashi industry of quartz crystal polishing technology. The experience of making a one-of-a-kind bracelet, in which you can choose your favorite stone, is also popular.

Fuji and the Aokigahara Sea of Trees from the observation deck on the nature trail outside the museum, which is approximately 1.5 km in circumference. Fuji from the observatory on the trail.

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Narusawa Ice Cave

A typical lava cave at the foot of Mt. Fuji, covered with ice

Located at the eastern entrance of the Aokigahara Sea of Trees, the Narusawa Ice Cave is one of the representative lava caves at the foot of Mt. The cave got its name from the fact that the average temperature inside is as low as 3 degrees Celsius and it is covered with ice all year round.
The ice cave is 153 m long, and the ceiling height in some places is as low as 91 cm, making it a true natural adventure world where visitors wear helmets and go through the cave.

Inside the cave, there is a lot to see and do.

As you proceed through the cave, you will see a series of highlights, such as the "ice wall," which is a reproduction of an ice storage facility used in the days when there were no refrigerators, the "hell hole," which you cannot see to see how far it goes, and the "lava tunnel. Don't miss the natural icicles that form when drops of water seep through the ceiling and freeze and pile up. Some years, huge icicles as large as 50 cm in diameter and 3 m in height are created.
Since being designated as a natural monument by the Ministry of Education in 1929, this area has been introduced to the world and has become a valuable geological site.

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Fuji View no Yu Yurari

Two types of outdoor hot springs with outstanding views of Mt.

Located near Narusawa Roadside Station, this hot spring is popular among locals.
Fuji in two types of outdoor hot springs. Fuji, the "Reiho Outdoor hot spring" offers a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji while soaking in the bathtub, allowing visitors to enjoy the various faces of Mt. Fuji as it changes from season to season. Fuji. The "Panorama Bath," which offers a dynamic view of Mt.

Fuji from the "Takami-buro," an indoor bath where you can take a relaxing bath.

A wide variety of 16 types of baths are also popular.

In addition, there are 16 different types of baths, including fragrant baths, cave baths, steam baths, carbonic acid baths, and Reiho spring water baths, so you will never get bored even if you stay for a long time.

Fuji from the window seats in the Fuji-zakura Dining Area. Fuji, and spend a relaxing time after taking a hot spring bath.

Fuji-viewing hot spring Yurari

• YamanashiNarusawa-mura, Minamitsuru-gun8532-5 MAP
• From Kawaguchiko Station, take the Fuji Kyuko Bus bound for Motosuko (Lake Motosuko). 20 minutes, alight at Fuji Midori-no-Keikyu-mura and 4 minutes at Fuji Midori-no-Keikyu-mura.
• 10:00-22:00 (last admission at 21:00)
• Open all year round
• Adults: 1,300 yen on weekdays, 1,500 yen on weekends and holidays
  Children (4 years old to elementary school students): 650 yen on weekdays, 700 yen on weekends and holidays
  Admission after 19:00: Adults: 1,100 yen on weekdays, 1,300 yen on weekends and holidays
  Weekends and holidays are charged during GW, Obon, and year-end and New Year's holidays.
• 0555-85-3126
• Free of charge

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HOSHINOYA Fuji

Enjoy outdoor experiences in the vast forest

HOSHINOYA Fuji is Japan's first glamping resort, located on a hillside overlooking Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Fuji Five Lakes lying at the foot of Mt. Glamping masters who know nature inside and out will help you to move your body in nature and enjoy glamping more deeply. Activities range from those that are easy to participate in to those that are a real challenge under the supervision of a professional instructor. Our glamping masters will make the best suggestions.
Meals are prepared by a chef who loves the wild life. The meals are prepared using Dutch ovens and other equipment, making the most of the ingredients that nature has to offer, such as game (game meat). You can enjoy the pleasure of cooking together with your friends and feel the breeze as you eat. Please spend a luxurious time enjoying the great outdoors at HOSHINOYA Fuji.

HOSHINOYA Fuji

• YamanashiFujikawaguchiko Town, Minamitsuru-gunOishi1408 MAP
• Approx. 18 min. from JR Kawaguchiko Station by car
• 0570-073-066（Reservation)
• Available
• Click here for reservations
  HOSHINOYA Fuji Reservation Site